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The aim of this research study, which took place between March 2013 and March 2016, was to analyse how the key principles on access to quality services of the European Commission’s Recommendation ‘Investing in children, breaking the cycle of disadvantage’ were implemented in 14 European countries, including Poland. This exercise helped to identify strengths and gaps and suggest proposals for improvement in line with the European Recommendation. The result of this three year project was the publication of the study ‘Investing in children’s services, improving outcomes’ in May 2016 with a cross-country analysis, 14 country profiles and recommendations regarding how children’s services should be developed to be aligned with the European Commission’s Recommendation. The study aimed to map and assess the current state of play in regards to the implementation of services by the agencies responsible for children’s wellbeing and to document how these findings could be used in policymaking and strategic planning processes in children’s services.

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Investing in children’s services, improving outcomes. A study of the organisation and implementation of children’s services in response to European recommendations